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How can I make acrylic paints look and move more like oil paint? - ... more condition_symptomspanic attack symptoms

The medium of choice is still oil, but it takes such a long time to dry and do not use fast drying additives or oils, you can use the dryer in particular.

7 comments:

Art said...

Try to go to the website of gold paint: http://www.goldenpaints.com/

I was in an oil / acrylic painting class last semester, when the representatives of this company receive all the new images as they have - and it is spacious and an incredible diversity. Perhaps they have received an addition to your images to the consistency you're looking for?

Good luck!

Art said...

Try to go to the website of gold paint: http://www.goldenpaints.com/

I was in an oil / acrylic painting class last semester, when the representatives of this company receive all the new images as they have - and it is spacious and an incredible diversity. Perhaps they have received an addition to your images to the consistency you're looking for?

Good luck!

Dances with Kali said...

You can try using an additive called Flotrol making it flow better.

Jack Ricainfou said...

The trick is layers. Top of the shadows and movement in the direction of the light. Glass as you would with oils, but you have to color much faster and master mix in the shadows with light, are dry even after the shadow. The more layers of the water to show through greater transparency and thus deeper layers.

Celtic Peace, C.R.B. said...

Try Gesso.

Someone suggested to me. It is calcium carbonate and the mixture of acrylic polymers that artists sometimes used to achieve this goal, like many other things.

This is a quote:

"Let us protect absorb the qualities of plasterboard more modern, but more flexible and can be used on fabric. It can also be colored during the manufacturing process, replacing the titanium white with another pigment. The artist is also the color of the patch with watercolor acrylic or other dye stain the surface of the painting ... Gypsum is also used in sculpture. In the 18th century is generally gesso as a base for gilding or decorative carved out of wood, how to use frames or furniture. Gesso not always be painted or on any surface, sometimes used to directly attached to the original form can work. Gesso to a form or used to make the form itself, model, or carved. It is useful to construct models or as a form of relief. Gypsum is also in use of lighting, because itForm of an increased area of the site can be polished gold. "

It could be good for the texture or scraper.

We hope this is helpful. ;)

liza doolittle said...

I use mainly acrylics and / gernerously so there are many texture, and then polyurethane ..... There is nothing like oils, but it works for me. Good luck

Dances with Kali said...

You can try using an additive called Flotrol making it flow better.

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